The head coach of Lutsk's "Volyn" Vitaliy Kvartsyany has been suspended from work until the end of the season by the disciplinary body of the Professional Football League of Ukraine, reports uefa.com. At a press conference after "Volyn's" Sunday loss in an away match against Donetsk's "Metalurh" (0:1), the Lutsk manager said too much. He said: "Our Serbian legionnaires are spineless people, I even wonder why the Americans didn't bomb this Balkan Peninsula to the end." As a result, "Volyn" was fined 7,000 euros, and Kvartsyany himself was suspended from performing his duties during matches until the end of the championship. The coach was also warned that if a similar incident is repeated, he could face a one-year disqualification. With 5 rounds left before the end of the Ukrainian championship, Kvartsyany's team occupies fifth place, contending for a spot in the UEFA Cup. "Volyn's" gap behind Donetsk's "Metalurh" and Dnipropetrovsk's "Dnipro," whom the Lutsk side will face at home this coming weekend, is 4 and 1 points respectively.
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Sport · 06:57 13.05.2005
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